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Spatially Continuous Land-Cover Reconstructions Through the Holocene in Southern Sweden

2021-09-01

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Climate change and human activities influence the development of ecosystems, with human demand of ecosystem services altering both land use and land cover. Fossil pollen records provide time series of vegetation characteristics, and the aim of this study was to create spatially continuous reconstructions of land cover through the Holocene in southern Sweden. The Landscape Reconstruction Algorithm (LRA) was applied...

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Literature Corpus work: 803a7654-06a5-52c5-8707-85d61062023f
DOI: 10.1007/s10021-020-00594-5

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